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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Denver Broncos rookie Marvin Mims Jr. was selected a starter in the Pro Bowl for his performance returning kickoffs and punts this season. What the second-round draft pick out of Oklahoma aims to do is carve out a bigger role in Denver's offense in 2024. That means running crisper routes so he can give the quarterback — whomever that will be — a deep threat option.
